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3 PAINTING YOUR BOAT<br />

ANTIFOULING PROTECTION OF SPECIAL PARTS<br />

METAL KEELS, FLAPS AND RUDDERS<br />

Flaps and rudders made of steel or<br />

alloys and other metal parts below<br />

the waterline are areas of high<br />

abrasion and wear.<br />

You must carefully prepare the surfaces<br />

(lead, cast iron or stainless<br />

steel) to be painted using an abrasive<br />

disc or by grit blasting to remove<br />

all traces of old paint and<br />

rust.<br />

We recommend that you use the<br />

two-pack system based on EPOXY<br />

PRIMER (1 coat with a brush) and<br />

AQUASTOP (3 coats with a short<br />

pile roller) to attain a thickness of<br />

600 microns. After the last coat<br />

has been applied you must wait at<br />

least 48-72 hours before continuing<br />

the paint system with a coat<br />

of ADHERGLASS or ADHERPOX<br />

and then the antifouling as on the<br />

rest of the hull.<br />

Where necessary fill the keel<br />

using EPOMAST PRO (on top of<br />

EPOXY PRIMER). Then sand<br />

and apply AQUASTOP.<br />

30<br />

STERN DRIVES<br />

All boat motors are primed and stove-enamelled<br />

by the manufacturer.<br />

However they must also be treated<br />

with a special antifouling product<br />

to protect them against fouling.<br />

If the stern-drive is in good condition,<br />

wash the immersed part thoroughly<br />

with DETERSIL and, after<br />

sanding with fine abrasive paper,<br />

apply:<br />

• 1 coat of PROPELLER PRIMER<br />

(with a brush)<br />

• 2 coats of PROPELLER antifouling.<br />

On the parts above the water:<br />

• 2 coats of GEL GLOSS PRO finish.<br />

If the stern-drive is in a poor condition,<br />

you must strip it to the bare<br />

metal by sanding or, where possible,<br />

using an abrasive disc. Then it<br />

should be protected using EPOXY<br />

PRIMER (1 coat with a brush) and<br />

AQUASTOP (3 coats with a short<br />

pile roller or a brush).<br />

Finish the system as for the submerged<br />

parts.<br />

PROPELLERS (bronze)<br />

AND SHAFTS (stainless steel)<br />

When treating propellers you must<br />

be scrupulous, even fanatical,<br />

about their cleaning and preparation.<br />

If you apply a system which is<br />

too thick, the profile, and therefore<br />

the action, of the propeller will be<br />

altered. Special products have<br />

been developed which can be applied<br />

in thinner layers and which<br />

have high adhesion characteristics.<br />

The entire system must be<br />

renewed every season.<br />

Follow the steps below:<br />

• sand with coarse grade sandpaper,<br />

scoring the surface;<br />

• degrease with DETERSIL or<br />

another degreasing detergent.<br />

Repeat several times using a clean<br />

sponge and rinsing with fresh water.<br />

Do not use solvents which will not<br />

eliminate the grease but simply<br />

spread it around the surface. Be<br />

careful not to smear the clean surface<br />

or touch it with rags or fingers.<br />

Any remaining traces of grease can<br />

affect the adhesion of the product.<br />

• Apply 1 coat of PROPELLER PRI-<br />

MER and after 6-12 hours apply 2<br />

coats of PROPELLER antifouling,<br />

leaving 12 hours between each<br />

coat. PROPELLER antifouling<br />

The information given is a summary of the technical data sheets, for more details please contact the MTD.<br />

PROPELLER<br />

Antifouling for propellers, shafts<br />

and stern-drives<br />

CHARACTERISTICS<br />

Antifouling formulated specifically<br />

for the protection of<br />

propellers, shafts, stern-drives,<br />

flaps, etc. where highest<br />

adhesion and abrasion<br />

resistance is required. This<br />

antifouling is copper and tin<br />

free and therefore suitable<br />

for all types of metal, providing<br />

excellent adhesion and<br />

good antifouling protection.<br />

Must be used in combination<br />

with Propeller Primer in<br />

order to perform properly.<br />

The new formulation has improved<br />

resistance against<br />

cathodic overprotection.<br />

TECHNICAL DATA<br />

Specific weight:<br />

1,30 +/- 0,02 Kg/L<br />

Solids by volume: 45%<br />

Colour:<br />

white, Volvo grey, black<br />

Packaging: 0,25 L<br />

should only be applied on top of<br />

PROPELLER PRIMER or on top of<br />

a sanded layer of antifouling. Wait<br />

at least 48 hours before launching.<br />

Note: some alloys used for propellers<br />

cannot be painted, due to<br />

adhesion problems.<br />

Do the PROPELLER first<br />

When you are “doing” the hull,<br />

paint the propeller first, not last.<br />

This gives the PROPELLER hard<br />

antifouling more time to dry completely.<br />

APPLICATION DATA<br />

Apply with: brush<br />

Drying time before use<br />

(20°C): 48 hours<br />

Thinner:<br />

6470 for cleaning only<br />

DFT per coat: 30 µ<br />

Theoretical coverage per<br />

coat: 15,0 m 2 /L<br />

Recoating time (20°C):<br />

min 6 hours/max 24 hours<br />

Number of coats: 2

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